Doable Differentiation: 12 Strategies to Meet the Needs of All Learners

About the Course
Teachers will actively participate in online learning throughout this course. This course’s goal is to reframe teachers thinking around differentiation in their classroom. This will be done by learning new, expansive, research-based strategies and applying their new knowledge to their upcoming lessons, and collaborating with peers.
This course is appropriate for elementary and secondary teachers. Teacher librarians, instructional coaches, and administrators are invited to join us; they will be asked to work on a planning template in a discipline of their choice.
Required Text:
- Doable Differentiation: Twelve Strategies to Meet the Needs of All Learners by Jane a. G. Kise
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Identify differentiation strategy opportunities within their classroom
- Use a variety of differentiation strategies to support student learning
- Define the four cognitive processing styles
- Plan lessons that support all learners (all cognitive processing types)
Reviews
Karen Buntinas
This is a thought provoking class that will expand your tool box and thinking around differentiation, helping you structure current practices more clearly and suggesting a wide range of new strategies. Highly recommend!
Emma Amaya
I really liked the differentiation strategies that were introduced in the book. They are easy to implement and most of them do not require so much time on planning and preparation of materials. I learned to see differentiation as practical strategies to improve my students' learning.
April Idar
This was a fantastic course! Highly recommend to new and veteran teachers alike. There are plenty of new ideas that are easily implemented for your classroom.
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